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Medford Mail Tribune from Medford, Oregon • Page 4

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PAGE FOUR MATT. TRTBTjyE, rEDFOTtD. OTCEOOy. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 11.

1936. CRASH VICTIM'S OPERATION FUTILE reported back at work today after a day's layoff following rejection of JAPANESE SEEK H050 COLLEGE a request for two hours' pay. Thelx work waa held up that long by a atorm. Mrs. McLeod appeals by letters and througa newspapers (or needed books She receives many of the contribution at her home, but suggests that It is more helpful If the books or magazines are aent directly to London, Ky.

At London, headquarters of the packhorse library service, the books are sorted, mended and loaded Into SET FOR BY TO IN SPORTS UNIT knapsacks. The mounted librarians, DAVENPORT, la. UP) "Hair. traveling on mules and horses, visit out-of-the-way homes In the moun tains, exchange books with readers NEW ORLEANS (UP) China's PHILADELPHIA UP) Zealous PTTTBBUROH UP) In parte of amateur actors have transformed the war against opium smuggling la much Alden Park swimming pool Into a lit tie theater. the aame aa the fight the United who have finished the material taken to them earlier.

Sometimes they leave the books at schoolhouses, which serve as district libraries. Mrs. McLeod said that even those who can't read are eager for books TOKYO (UP) of th Japan Amateur Athletic association was oorutderad probable today because of Incident Just oomlng to light In connection with the conduct of members of the Japanese Olympic delegation to Berlin. Officials and sports leaders here are Statea waged against Illicit liquor A winter covering has been built over the pool, and provision made breadth Harry's college" will soon be founded at Colfax. aa soon aa tha dethroned king of United States Hoboes, Amalgamated and Incorporated, geta a little rest and government rei lief at Bellevue, 111.

"Halrbreath" Harry announced that he already haa a promised enrollment of more than 500 atudenta. He revealed that he will offer one clasa In "How to do away with lost motion" and will conduct a nudist school. Originally from Bellevue. the now 56-year-old "floater," soon realized hla talent could not be confined to that restricted area so he took to the open road, Hla associates recognized hla superior achievements and acknowledged to heat it. Bathrooms have been under the 18th Amendment, according to H.

V. Worley. of the United Statea customs service, who attended the National Customs Service associa transformed into dressing rooms, and and magazines. They like the pictures or like to have members of their families or neighbors read to them. anxious to avoid the danger of wrangling and dissension before or during a partition erected between the doorway and main auditorium to form a ticket booth.

Librarians reported to Mrs. McLeod the Olympic games to be held in Tokyo In 1940 and a general ahakeup Members of the little theater move Kentucky, mounted librarians carry books and magazines to hill farmers who ordinarily would have no reading matter. At a desk In her Pittsburgh home alts Mrs. Malcolm McLeod, key figure In this unusual pack horse library service. Several years ago Mrs.

McLeod, wife of a Carnegie Tech English professor, etanred collecting books from her friends and sending them to hospitals in the Pittsburgh district. Gradually, almost single-handedly, she enlarged the scope of her work. She sent books and periodicals to mountain villages in the south, to, leper colonies In the far east and to 1 educational centers In Laborador. Most of the publications went to the mountains, and there, particularly, her work has prospered. ment have completed sets and backdrops for the first show.

la being planned. Mori to Mortshlma, former first sec that the demand Is greatest for the Bible. The mountain folk also ask for cook books, health articles and religious papers. retary of the Japanese embassy In Berlin, reported to the education A 7-year-old boy with an Injured Two Die In Falls PORTLAND. Dec, II, (AP) Acci back told a librarian: ministry here incidents of rudeness, him aa their king for two yeara.

Then tion convention here. Worley Is director of the school of Instruction of the customs service In Washington. In addition to teaching the 8.000-odd men and women In thla nation's service, he haa won world wide recognition aa an authority on eustoma problema. He ssld he hss taught men from the Republic of China for the past 13 years, aent here to learn the waya of the United Statea. Worley may go to China soon aa an Instructor In the Chinese customs academv.

he reveal. Learn me to read and then I won't he waa dethroned. quarrels over quarters and pocket- dental falls brought death to two residents of Portland. Herman G. Olson, 30, died of Injuries received be lonesome any more." when he plunged from a viaduct and SEE OUR WINDOW for Xmas Spe- COIRSE OF SCALP TREATMENTS SPECIAL 6 for $5.00 Monday and Tuesday only.

Mann's Beauty Salon. Rose L. McDonald, 40, waa fatally clala. The Peasleya, opp. Holly hurt in a tumble at her home.

cd. He haa received several nrmuvii. from the Orient for this purpose, he said. I "During prohibition." Worley aald. we usoa to taite the students from i China Slonir With US On mm.mnnlnn Ooctor.

are pictured a. they ttrlved In vain to lav. th. Ufa of Vara La Febure by an emergency operation and a blood tranafualon after aha waa Injured In the craah of two elevated tralna at Chicago. She had only two station atopa to go whan tha colllelon that fatally Injured her occurred.

Nine ware killed and many hurt In tha wrack. (Aasoclated "rmm Photo money and general high-handed actions by several Olympic Athletes during the Berlin games. The newspapers at flrat were quiet on the subject but eventually disclosed the situation. Editorials showed a feeling' that perhaps too much praise and adulation had been showered upon athlete too young to carry such honors gracefully. The newspaper Hachl reported another "exposure" of activities among the athletes.

The Incident occurred on the liner Kashlna Maru between Shanghai and Japan. "Some members of the team gave en entertainment In honor of the steerage waiters of the ship In order to express gratitude on behalf of the team for their kind attendance," the newspaper aald. "During the entertainment Osamu Takechl, student of the Tokyo unt- Danfleld Honored NEW YORK, Dec. 11. (AP The National Association of Manufacturers elected T.

H. Banfleld. member of Its board of directors at the 41st fl chases and otherwise show them the actual operation of our service. Several students come here each year and they return to Instruct others. "The opium war la Chlna'a big problem.

It la tackling the problem bravely and deserves general commendation for It. Thla fight la somewhat similar to the United States' battle to enforce the prohibition law." Worley haa been head of the U. 8. customs service for 38 yeara. When the school of Instruction waa organized In 1935.

he became henri nf It. FOB SOVIET PUBLIC annual aesslon here today. Banfleld Is president of the iron Fireman Manufacturing company of Portland. Terslty of commerce and member MOSCOW (UP) Several elf-aer. of the hockey team, got drunk and behaved violently.

Some members of the team who had antipathy against Takechl rose and struck the student. He haa aided In organizing customs service in Liberia, Cuba, Santo Do Tug To Aid Noumea. PORTLAND. Dec. II.

(AP) The tugboat Salvage King of Victoria. B. waa reported en route to Astoria today to take In tow the disabled mo tor ship Noumea. The vessel will be returned to the Canadian nort mingo and Haiti. vice "automat" restaurants will be opened soon by the Moscow Restaurant Trust, which purchased equipment In America.

American devices such as an electric eggnog beater and egg-holler already have boon Installed In one restaurant, creating much admiration on the part of mechanically minded Moscovltes, always Interested In new devices. OF Strike Soon nds PORTLAND. De. 11 am a for engine repairs. strike of WPA workers at the Tlm-berllne lodge project waa aa ehort- CHRISTMAS PHOTOURAPH Spe-clale thla week at the Peasley Studio SEEN AS SPARK iiva me snowstorm.

Tney were r.TM-MTMiiBraWTwnMMasBSQnBnsBa BMaasasaiau Z- A III TO Gum Candy Bars 3 for 10c A merrier Christmas la a certainty for every person on your list when yon give bound-to-please gifts from oar array of wanted articles. Santa's own bag dors not contain a greater variety of Interesting gifts than those we are offering at prices that add to the pleasure of giving. for 10c SAN FRANOMCO (UP) Not only Is war with Japan the only salvation of the morale of Chinese youths, but the Chinese youth movement In Itself Is almost certain to precipitate that war, according to Dr. Z. Y.

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Kuo explains that there have been three periods In the development of the youth movement In China. The flrat, which occurred between 1018 and 10113, was characterised largely by the Influence of American democracy. The second, from 10 33 to 1037, waa communistic, showing a marked Russian trend. But from the beginning of the Japanese Invasion In 1031, he declare a new youth movement has developed and continued. It la marked by an ever Increasing desire to check and cease Japanese aggression." "It Is a vicious cycle." declarea Dr.

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